Sentence examples for growth easier from inspiring English sources

This species is stress tolerant and resistant to the commercially devastating disease bacterial spot, but the researchers sought to boost the size and attractiveness of its fruits, while making plant growth easier to control (A. Zsögön et al. Nature Biotechnol. http://doi.org/cvf2; 2018; T. Li et al. Nature Biotechnol. http://doi.org/cvfz; 2018).

"In beverages, PepsiCo's relatively small international base makes growth easier than for a larger, more established international player such as Coke, which has about six times more international beverage revenue," he said.

An accountant is an invaluable ally in creating a reasonable financial projection, and for proving your company is well-maintained and solvent. 5. Accountants make growth easier.

Alternatively, use plastic drinking cups with a hole punched in the bottom, to make root growth easier to view.

Britain's young have grown up in a time of economic growth, easy credit and high consumer expectations.

Cheap labor in these markets helps to bolster profit margins, while millions of people who do not yet own a car make sales growth easy.

And because the American currency is likely to suffer from weak economic growth, easy fiscal and monetary policy, and global pressures, Pimco contended, "Investors will likely be rewarded for diversifying their currency exposures away from the U.S. dollar".

Jatropha is being explored as a potential biofuel crop candidate because of its biodiesel production potential, high oil content, rapid growth, easy propagation, drought tolerant nature, relatively less irrigation and agricultural inputs, insect and pest resistance.

We have discovered conditions leading to macrovoid growth parallel to a transparent membrane skin (horizontal macrovoids, HMVs); the benefits from the macrovoid-study point of view are slow growth, easy observation and possibility of designing modes of interference that facilitate the understanding of the parameters that affect the initiation and growth (including orientation) of macrovoids.

E. coli is the preferred host for protein production due to its fast growth, easy handling, inexpensive culturing and well-studied genetics.

Many members of the genus Populus have been physiologically and genetically characterized based on their desirable biological characteristics, such as rapid growth, easy transformation, modest genome size, and ability to make interspecific crosses, propagate vegetatively.